.CA ccTLD News ccNSO @ ICANN55 Canadian Internet Registra:on Authority (CIRA) L'Autorité Canadienne pour les Enregistrements Internet (ACEI) Jacques Latour 2016-03-09
Agenda • New Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) across Canada • Mapping Canada’s Internet performance using our new Internet Performance Tool • Update on D-Zone DNS Anycast service offering. • Q&A 2 .CA ccTLD News - ICANN55 - 2016-03-09
Canadian IXP Infrastructure overview 3 .CA ccTLD News - ICANN55 - 2016-03-09
Canadian IXP Infrastructure • 7 established and opera:onal IXPs from 2 five years ago 4 .CA ccTLD News - ICANN55 - 2016-03-09
IXP Benefits to Canada • Key service posi:oning for .CA infrastructure – DNS, Registry, NTP, CIRA D-Zone, etc… • Beder global Internet (IPv4 and IPv6) access to small and medium ISP and for .CA • Moving the heart of the Internet into Canada • Benefits: – Lower latency, access to IPv6 – Direct access to global content providers – Internet rou:ng resiliency – Toward an autonomous Canadian Internet 5 .CA ccTLD News - ICANN55 - 2016-03-09
Canadian Internet Vision ß Canadian IXPs 6 .CA ccTLD News - ICANN55 - 2016-03-09
Internet Performance Test Overview h8p://cira.ca/performance 7 2015 Canadian ISP Summit
CIRA’s IPT Portal • Canadian portal • Postal code • Measure & Report: – IPV6 – DNSSEC – Upload speed – Download speed – 96 quality metrics 8 2015 Canadian ISP Summit
CIRA’s Internet Performance Test • Evolving experiment to measure the performance and state of the Canadian Internet • Based on world renowned M-Lab plahorm and Web100 Network Diagnos:c Test ( NDT ) • On-going development of a customized portal to make the informa:on relevant to Canadians – Visually by aggrega:ng the data based on postal code – Open source, by making M-Lab results freely available 9 2015 Canadian ISP Summit
Canadian M-Lab Infrastructure IPT uses 3 M-Lab nodes in Canada • Calgary, Toronto, Montreal Nodes are owned and operated by M-Lab http://www.measurementlab.net/infrastructure 10 2015 Canadian ISP Summit
CIRA IPT is about Quality not Quan:ty Source: http://www.tagxedo.com/app.html?url=http%3A//cira.ca/IPT/results-help&shape=Classic&orientation=Any 11 2015 Canadian ISP Summit
D-Zone Anycast DNS Service 12 2015 Canadian ISP Summit
D-Zone Anycast DNS A secondary DNS designed for Top Level Domain Registries • Global architecture with nodes key Internet hubs • Simple management interface for tracking domain ac:vity (query volume, NXDOMAINS, etc) • It is currently in use by two DDoS attacks can be over 100 Gbps - it is a best practice to back- up your DNS in a minimum of two TLDs (.CA and .KIWI) clouds and with a minimum of two suppliers.
D-Zone is designed for the most Typical D-Zone Global Node rigorous demands of an always-on service 10 Gbps ü Typical global node is built for transit redundancy and scalability DNS Servers ü DDoS resistant by providing Router/ Load balancer two 10 GB paths via transit and 10 Gbps to peer local IXP DNS Servers ü State of the art equipment deployed this past year IXP Stats Collector
A GLOBAL ANYCAST DNS SERVICE ACROSS TWO CLOUDS AND BUILT TO SCALE Cloud 1 Miami, FL Los Angeles, CA Cloud 2 London, UK* Vancouver, BC Hong Kong, CN Montreal, QC Calgary, AB Toronto, ON Montreal, QC Toronto, ON Winnipeg, MB *directly peered node to six sites in the EU scales instantly
Q&A Thank You! 16 2015 Canadian ISP Summit
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